Acura October Sales: SUVs Offset Decline as Sedans Struggle
Acura’s October 2009 sales fell 7 percent year-on-year, but strong demand for the MDX and RDX SUVs helped cushion the drop amid ongoing weakness in the brand’s sedan line-up.
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Acura’s October 2009 sales fell 7 percent year-on-year, but strong demand for the MDX and RDX SUVs helped cushion the drop amid ongoing weakness in the brand’s sedan line-up.
India’s largest vehicle maker reported a net profit of 7.29 billion rupees for July–September 2009, driven by strong domestic sales and contributions from foreign brands.
US luxury crossover sales dropped by a quarter between 2007 and 2009, with most models suffering double-digit declines despite new launches in the segment.
Strong third-quarter sales of the Mercedes E-Class helped Daimler post €470 million in earnings before interest and taxes, beating analyst estimates after a period of losses.
Used Car Expert's data shows the Skoda Superb retains just 46% of its value after three years, ranking it lowest among mainstream family cars for depreciation in 2009.
Alfa Romeo's UK registrations nearly tripled in September 2009, driven by the MiTo and supported by the 159, Brera and Spider, despite a challenging market.
BMW will begin selling Allianz car insurance products through its dealerships, targeting leasing customers and aiming to boost revenue amid a challenging market.
Strong demand from private buyers pushed Beijing’s new car sales to 2,000 per day in August 2009, nearly doubling the city’s sales rate compared to the previous year.
Passenger vehicle sales in China surged by more than 70 percent year-on-year in July 2009, cementing the country's position as the world's largest car market.
Renault Group sold 188,116 vehicles worldwide in October 2008, with declines in Europe and Asia offset by growth in Brazil and Algeria.
Amid a sharp downturn in Russia’s car market, Hummer was the only brand to record a month-on-month sales increase in May 2009, selling 129 vehicles.
A Blu Oceano Quattroporte Sport GTS delivered in Swindon marks the 1,000th UK registration for Maserati’s flagship saloon, five years after its British debut.
Amid slowing demand in the West, Bentley aims to make China its second-largest market after the UK, with ambitions to surpass US sales within four years.
Porsche set new records for profit, turnover and vehicle sales in the 2007/08 business year, with the Cayenne driving growth despite global economic uncertainty.
China’s state information centre expects 9.6 million vehicle sales in 2009, as the country’s market weathers global economic turmoil better than North America.
Automobili Lamborghini will open a new branch in Beijing at the start of 2009, aiming to expand sales and brand presence across China’s luxury car market.
Volkswagen's market capitalisation reached $127.5 billion, surpassing Toyota amid global financial turmoil and shifting demand away from large SUVs and pickups.
J.D. Power data shows a 9.2% fall in new car registrations across Western Europe in September 2008, with Ireland, Spain and the UK hit hardest.